LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Film industry professionals will be in Louisville this weekend for the annual Flyover Film Festival.
The 16th annual festival opened Wednesday, July 22 and runs through Sunday, July 26, with an additional weekend of screenings Friday, July 31 and Saturday, Aug. 1. It consists of events such as film screenings, Q&A panels with filmmakers and parties highlighting "indie gems, documentaries, and short films with strong local and regional ties."
Screenings will be held across the city. This weekend, they will be held at the Speed Cinema at the Speed Art Museum.
Films include "Cornbread Mafia," "Union County," "Who Moves America," "Fork in the Road," "Pinball," "The Revisionist" and several short films.
Two films will be shown Friday, July 31, at the Brown Theatre in downtown Louisville. Those include "The Man with the Big Hat" and "The Red Mask."
The festival concludes Saturday, Aug. 1, with several screenings at the Kentucky Science Center. Films include "Drawn to Justice," "499 Days" and "Halcyon Daze."
Flyover is produced by the Louisville Film Society.
"It's a tremendous opportunity for movie fans in our community to discover new work and hear directly from the creators about how their films came together," said Louisville Film Society Chair Stu Pollard, in a news release.
To learn more, look at a schedule of screenings, purchase tickets and more, click here.
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